WorksheetsHorticulture Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
Fleshy fruit with a stony seed/pit
Drupe
Pepo
Pome
Hespiridium
Fleshy fruit, seeds can be eaten with. Ex)Tomato, grapes, peppers
Drupe
Pepo
Berry
Aggregate
Leather-like exocarp with oils, mesocarp has a white layer, endocarp can be broken into segments.
Multiple Fruit
Achene
Hesperidium
Pome
Exocarp is a thick rind (no oils), fleshy meso & endocarp. Seed quantity can vary, could be eaten with the fruit.
Pepo
Pome
Drupe
Aggregate
Fleshy fruit, has a core. Examples: apples, pears
Pepo
Pome
Multiple Fruit
Achene
All layers are fleshy, exocarp could be tough. Ex) raspberries and blackberries
Multiple Fruit
Drupe
Aggregate
Pepo
Multiple flowers, many flowers on a 1 stalk, form 1 fruit
Multiple Fruit
Achene
Aggregate
Pome
Aggregate
Drupe
Berry
Pome
Drupe
Achene
Hesperidium
Multiple Fruit
Pome
Hesperidium
Multiple Fruit
Pepo
Aggregate
Pepo
Pome
Achene
Multiple Fruit
Aggregate
Pome
Pepo
Multiple Fruit
Hesperidium
Drupe
Achene
Aggregate
Multiple Fruit
Achene
Hesperidium
What term is defined as an evergreen and deciduous plant that produces seeds in ovaries?
Gymnosperm
Monocot
Dicot
Angiosperms
What term describes a plant that lives for longer than two years?
Annual
Monocot
Angiosperm
Perennial
What term defines a plant that drops its leaves in the winter?
Deciduous
Gymnosperm
Angiosperm
Annual
What term defines an evergreen plants with generally needle like foliage and usually bearing cones.
Decidious
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Annual
How many words are most COMMONLY included in a scientific name?
One
None
Two
Four
What language are scientific names written in?
English
Latin
French
Spanish
Completes lifecycle in one growing season
Annual
Bienniel
Perennial
None of the Above
Requires two growing seasons to produce seeds
Annual
Biennial
Perennial
None of the Above
Most specific classification level
Kingdom
Class
Family
Species
What classification would a crop plant have if it has 1 cotyledon in it’s seed?
Monocot
Dicot
Monecious
Dioecious
What classification would a crop plant have if it as 2 cotyledons in each seed?
Monocot
Dicot
Monoecious
Dioecious
Fleshy, green stem, flexible
Woody
Herbaceous
The stem is hard, not flexible
Woody
Herbaceous
Smaller than a tree, usually round in shape.
Tree
Perennial
Shrub
Strong stems that remain upright
Upward Stem
Erect Stems
Decumbent Stem
Lie flat on the ground, turning upwards at the ends.
Erect Stem
Decumbent Stem
Creeping Stem
Stems that grow horizontally along the ground
Creeping Stems
Climbing Stems
Horizontal Stems
Long slender stems, climbs up supports or other plants.
Creeping Stems
Vertical Stems
Climbing Stems
Erect Stems
